Sentence examples for air warming from inspiring English sources

The forced air warming blanket in the pre-warmed group and the cotton blanket in the control group were removed at induction of anesthesia.

Arctic sea ice extent slumped to a record low in November, winnowed away by the warming air, warming seas and unhelpful wind patterns.

A post from a political blog for The Economist naively argued that we should just wait a couple of decades to see if surface air warming resumes.

Sooner or later the cycle is bound to reverse, at which point we will experience accelerated global surface air warming when the ocean heat comes back to haunt us.

That was Nov. 7, 1989, one year after a global heat wave made the environment a top political issue and raised the prospect that people might be affecting the climate by adding carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases to the air, warming the planet as if it were inside a greenhouse.

During an El Niño, the ocean releases its energy into the air, warming surface temperatures, and affecting weather patterns globally, including weaker Indian monsoons, and more Pacific hurricanes.

The patients in pre-warmed group were warmed 30 minutes before induction with a forced-air warming blanket set at 38°C.

He said he found the inventor's theory about the potential dangers of forced-air warming compelling, but added that proving such a link might be impossible because it would require mounting a huge clinical study.

There are a large number of forced-air warming devices available on the market to prevent perioperative hypothermia.

An underbody forced-air warming blanket was developed for use in cardiac surgery.

The investigated water warming system, by virtue of its ability to deliver heat earlier (i.e. before and immediately after induction) to a greater percentage of the body surface in OLT patients, results in better maintenance of intraoperative normothermia than does routine forced-air warming applied to the upper- and lower body parts.